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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-15

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Special atten-
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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Cor. King and College Streets,
REV. RoBr. DOUGLAS ROLLER, RECTOR.
Sunday services, II a. M, and 7:3o
D. m. Parish Guild meets first Wednes-
day night in every month. Bible class
Thursday nights. You are welcome
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-15
TRINITY M. 3. CHURCH, SOUTH.
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p. m; Sunday School, 9 a. m; Class, 2
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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-15
1887.

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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-15

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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-15

CAP at Chas. Nv. Banff's store, corner
Martin and College SITS, for good bread
and fine confectionery. he keeps the
best on the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

WINS made and the deadlock TO which c'ot's
OF discovery had come. may he inferred from .iie
fact that before sunset every well ia The s'a'ioh
had been dragged without result Had she becn
carried into the clouds her disappearance couid
not have been more complete and untra cable.
H. was guest night" at our mess. and would
willingly have abscnt'd myself Hoping, now
ever for n few hours distraction from my
thoughts | went There were good many
men n dinner military and civil officials and
fellows from other corps. Tho talk was all on
the one absorbing and exciting topic hun
drcd theories were put forward 10 account for
the disappearance of Mrs llumby; but not
one expression Of belief in her innocence was
to he hcard-now! Ii WAS the very torture OF
slow death to me 10 sit listening. and it was
inevitable that | should lose my sclf-contr0l at
last
IF She is in the junglcs.' heard it Observed
1.-THE unfortunate woman has chosen the worse OF
two evils Even n maj - jury would have more
mercy than hungry Nnthcr"
| rose to leave the table. unable 10 endure
more. As did so | heard few words spoken
near to mc-by whom, | was too excited to re-
member at the moment: - am sorry for her. AS
long as she was entitled to doubt, l expressed
no opinion. There more in the relations OF
IIumby and his wife than others knew. lie was
no angel: but he was clearly disappointed in
his wife-not that this justified iIl-usagc hut
if his story were told, perhaps II good deal would
be explained. There is no harm III declaring now
the opinion | have held all along--and others
as we'll A. THAT Mrs. Ilumby deliberately muir
dcrcd her husband Her flight in itself is con-
fcSsion of guilt
There was murmur. but nobody disScntcd
oTeny The room swan round me, and madly
snatchcd glass Of wine and dashed it i'll the
speakers face.
"You lie." | shouted" like o coward AMI
n cad.'
Men lcaicd 10 their feet and silence followed
of intense amazcmcnt. This brought me to my
senses and ] realized what | had done. | had
put this public outrage on the colonel OF my
regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
A CONTRAST,

From The somerrtile Journal.
Amt one OF them cultured folks
From Beacon Hill. you know,
But when IL comes to solid style
You bet make show.
Now. Sally Perkins thinks she's some
Since she got Doctor Green.
Dpt we burn gas To our house,
And she burns kerosene.
She amt got 10 such style as i,
You'd see that ut glance.
WDy. all my things are made by WORTH
AMI come from Paris. France.
Now. Sally dresses awful plain
Some folks would call II mean,-
And we burn gas 10 our house,
While she burns Kerosene.
These dfnond earrings l have ON
Are twice as big "a her'n,
And fash ont like house ahre
Whichever way turn.
sOme;imes see her look at thtin
While envy turns her green,
Well-we burn gas to our mousse
And she burns kerosene.
Now. folks do cay that Doctor Green
Has got dead loads OF cash;
But sally amt al all Ike me-
She'd never cut no dash,
Among the swell- at big notes
She never would be seen,
Why. we burn gas to our house,
And she burns Kerosene
Tometimes rather pity sal
Because she IL 80 slow,
And lives 30 awful quiet IKE
And never makes no snow
But sally amt a bit Xix" me-
That's plainly to ne seen,
And we burn gas 10 our house
while she burls kerosene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

d unpraciousness towards my silent nurse Ayah,

ungraciousncss towards my silent nurse Ayah'
1 said come here"
She apneard to hesitate, but presently rose,
Her face was not a matter of interest to me, ana
IL it had been it was impossible to see it; her
back, as she stood before me- was 10 inc nsh'
and the cbcddar hung low over her forehead.
She "salaamed" to me with that graceful move
mcnt of hand and body peculiar to Indian
women, and stood. with her hands folded Oh her
BOSOM silently waiting my pleasure
"Ayah7 | said in Hindustahi, Il am very
grateful to you for your services Only for you
and Mem Sahb | should have died My mother
will thank you for me when she sees you"
The ayah bent her slight figure and again
placed her oren hand to her forehead in acknowi-
cdgment of my words Then she drew back 10
resume her place behind the curtain; but before
she did so | could not rcsst-nor, indeed, ana 1
try to rcsist-the impulse to catch her small DARK
hand in mine and put il TO my lips. She took II
away with n startled hutcr and quickly retreated
to her place. Then the doctor came ana l. got
my letters, which brought news indeed OF q Kihd
fitted for n convalcscent to read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

then luttcr or tWO-and was AT rest
Pickle Fortune having done her worst. seemed
humorcd to compensate Us with generous hands
An old man from over the ocean found ms loso
lamb again, and gave us wealth which We eau
never use lie gave us his blessing, too. which
was more to us. In that fair garden of England
we have taken up abode, and il j. little 10 say
that We nrc happy. Only To this day. we have
never spoken of how Florence got 10 England. L
pretend 10 take il that she came ~ Others do AMI
make my prctcnsion good by simply not referring TO
the matter at MI. 10 this day. al>o-aS believe
will tie the case 10 the cnd-forcncc firmly believes
in her innocent heart that | do not know who,
nurscd me on that voyage home from lniia.
| one last word which will furnish IA sufficient
key 10 what would otherwise be inc\plicabe.
One August evening. two months after our mare
riagc we were sitting ut an open window facing
the Channel | was reading aloud passages hero
and there, from Paradise Lost and had just
read the OPENING lines OF the grand description
High a throne of royal state, which far
Outshonc tho wealth Of ornuL or OF IND,
or whcrc tho gorgeous East with richest hand
! Showers on her kings barbaric pearl and gold
when II sob stopped me- and Florence. BURSTING
into tears hid her face my shoulder. lu
was then that my poor darling told me what l.
Ind never questioned her about Her father III
the excess of his anxiety for her happiness, had
brought her up in jealous sclusion from ina
world resolved that her wealth should not expose
her to the designs Of men, so that ut eightceh
She was still child. Colonel llumbN made
her fathers acquaintance. and was invited TO
the house as a man, from age, condition ana
looks with whom il perfectly safe 10 truso
n child The trust was betrayed II was easy
even for Uumhy to fill the Imagination OF q
| secluded and innocent girl with glowing pictures
Of oriental splendor and luxury and pleasure.
lie turned her head; and in an infatuated hour
thinking OF the East, not of him-she forgoo
her father, and fled with the man. The simuA
lated affection turned To mortal hate when no
found himself spurned by her indignant father
with the wrathful assurance that Inc had missed
his mark-that he would never share one dollar
or the fortune at which no had aimed Inc
assurance was so given that there was no doupu
about il; and in the bitterness OF his disappoinoS
ment he turned his wifes hopes into Dead SEQ
| fruit. J
My roor. Door daringi" said kissing neg
when She had told me the outline OF the story.
No. no. no Charlie" she REPLIED looking NJ
! and laughing Was it not worth gong through
toto bring me TO the PRESENT."
looked down in that sweet lar race ana y
| prayed heaven I'd grant virtue Ia he q worthy
custodian OF treasure so rich ami pure.~
| Chambers Journal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

Oaran b~erbinOert. pobet es mebrere &eiIe
abiebte.
9as in Der Me6rbett repubIifanti6e glbz
9eoronetenbaus ober nerpeigert ben fers
ileren amtll6en 8erfebr nit benz Senat,
70 LANCE oteler oenl0i3egouperneur 9tobertz
ION PIE Gtnnabnle oeS tbut 3~ufomntenoen
SorltSes unmogli6 madt.
pa Daben mir Glio 80ltiouberainetGt NIT
PruGeln. 0as 8Olf Snoiana's tpGblt
trait letter S0uOerainetGt ben 6errn 0foz
bertlon nerTa1un9s9emGB gu ietnem 8i3ez
90uOerneur; aber Die BET Der gSabl in Der
Wttn0erbelt 9ebltebeHe Bartet priigelt ben
@riDG6lten oeS 8oLfes htnaus.
Der @etpaLtitretb lit eben 10 bumm aIs
brutal. 9enn er miro nur oa3u Dienen,
bop Der 8unoeSienat ben bon Den
Oemotraten in Der StaatsgeieB9ebung ST.
oianas erDGbIten vSunoes lenator" gurpie
nt6t 3ulGBt. Ste republtfanil6e Settle
Der Staatsgeiebgebung bat oteie @abl be-
rettS Dor Dem 8unoeslenat an9efohten auf
Den @runo bin, oaB ie III ungeieBmGBtQer
Betle itattgefunOen babe. Die oemotras
TIDE Wtebrbett oeS Staats lenats bat in Der
Shat 0ur9 tbr neues brutaIeS @eba6ren
oas Gano tDteoer oaran e%rinnert, DaB bteier
uStaatSienat", tpeL6er benz bonn 8olf
re6tmdBt9 gep66Iten Gi3egoubernenr Den
oteie;n nad Der 8erfai1ung gebii6renDelt
8orfiB, Der 8oLfsiouperainetGt gum 0obne,
nit St0Ben uno 8rigeLn berrpeigert, unter
ietnem uiurpator Smitb fetn rehtnGBig
OrganiIirter 8%eftanOtbeiL Der Staatsges
iebgebung lit.
lSIrDe er8un6eslenat i6on am 4. WGr3,
9Iet9 betm 2lbIauf oes iebi9en GongreIies,
81 elmer auBeroroentlt6en StBung bebufS
@rLeOi9uug bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unD BON %Grnennungen Suiammenberufen
tperoen, 10 pirbe IS bort DteQei9t i9on
in nG9iter 3eit tpegen bes SfanoaLs III
Snotaua gum &Gappen fommen; BERN
am 4. Dfdr3 tpiiroe it6 Gurpte f6rmlid ais
yta1foLger pes repubLifanti9en btS6ertgen
8unOeS}enators 9arrtion i'm Senatsiaale
bes @ai6tngtoner GapitoIs einiteIen.
gta6 etnem Brtefe an SHERMAN freiLih bofft
BrGitbent @Ienelanb obne cine auBerorbentz
lide SenatsitBun9 3ure6t gu tommen.
SSn Oieiem Sale miro aLi0 Der Sfan0al
Don SnOiana ntdt uor 9e3ember i'm 8Unz
besienat er0rtert tperOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
eas @e@t amf Sem @aIaem.

3pei StaatsgeieBeebungen baben ft6 1T
ben leBten Wo6en gu @un1ten Der w@let6s
bere0tigun9" Der Srauen erflGrt,- f~retltb
auf perl6teoene Wetle.
Die bon 6 as bat ben Srauen ods
@abIre0t in aaen @emetnoetpablen
municipal elections) nerlteben; bic
bon sc ~ ODrf bat ben @ntrag, tbnen
oas STE DIT. gebGngt gu tDerben,
3u ent3ieben, nit groBer W2ebrbeit ners
norfer.
@s tpar rGmIi9 in Stem Sort Der Din
trag geltelt poroen, baB fortan fir
bes ihul0ig befunoen pGren, Die Sobess
itrafe abgel6afft letn ioue. 8eranIaBt
mar ct bur6 ben ulnftano, baB etn S9enz
ial bon 8etbsbtIo (3forana Orule), meIz
DIES letnen @atten nt6t nur auf greult1e
@etie ermoroet, lonDern audi nod Den
2e!1nam Serbadt uno aerfoht, uno Die
Rinoer oeS @rmoroeten 9%e5tpungen bat,
babel 3u belfen, gum 9ooe uerurtbetlt lit
uno am nd6len Df0ntag baunteln lou.
9ie franfbaft empftnolamen Seelen, tDelz
den Der @eoante. Elm Wetb bGn9en 81
leben, unertrdglt6 mar, bofften, Derinitz
teLIt zines @eiebes Die 8erbreherin BPM
ooppelt II breifa6 neroIenten Iooe an
@aigen retten 5u f0n1en, oa Dentg, ooer
feline 0%offnung ~porbanoen mar, ben SmeG
our9 Nnipenoung Der @naoengeDalt Oes
@ouuerneurS gu erret9en.- Naetn Die @ez
leBgebung bat, Die gelagt, nit GROCER
Stlmmenmebrbeit ben Blan perettelt.
9ariber ioQten flo ale 9tetenigen
treuen. pel1e Die re6tIide @Ieihitelung
Des lSetbes nit benz Weanne begebren.
Oenn tpenn bieieS 8erlangen nt9t eiEe boz
Denlole uuperl6dmtbett ietn iou, 10 muB
es beoenten, DaB oas gBeib nit etner1 gLetz
den W1aBe BON Ge9ten AUDI Elm gletz
dies MaB bon BfLi6ten gegen Die
meni0Llne @eieQihaft baben muB. 0a5
9tedt uno Die plt9t pes so Der
eiuen i9euBli6en norbeba6ten WOro be-
Qebt, lit: auf benz S6affott gu fterben.
0aB ba& Wetb, menn es elm 9lei6 abb
Notwithstanding beaangen bat, balieIbe
&edt unO oieieIbe 8Htdt babe, BON Auts7
negen ben gals 5ugel6nIrt 3u befommen,
bis es toot lit, oleS bat Die Jtetp yorter
StaatsgeIeBgebung entl6teoen.
limb fe bat Ge6t Daran 9etban. Sb
il a II p t .0te SooeSltr9fe fir DoriGBs
It9en W1oro beiteben bIeiben ioa. o0er
ni6t, barber giebt es peri6teoene Mnlibz
ten; noh Der unirigen ioI le beite6en
b[eiben, ni6t ais Qbihredung, ion0ern ais
8ergeLtunG. Do9 bteriber mOQen
Qnbere anoers oenfen. Qber beB Die Sos
besftrafe, 10 LANCE ite einmaL geiebIi6 bes
itebt, nur an MOrOern mdnnIi1en @es
ihlebts pou5ogen peroe, oaS f0nnen
u gang peritmpelte uno permetbii6te
ucranks" nerlangen, Die in benz Weibe 5u
olet1er !3eit 3wet gan3 en~t9egengeieBte
0inoe leben. gtdmIi6 etnerieIts Elm Dem
Wonne in urtbeiIStraft unO itttli6er Silz
Duno miube1tens gIei6 iteben0eS Weien
nno anoererieits bod elm erbGrmli6 biLfs
Ioies, fir ietne 6anolungen nint reht nerz
onttportltGes i6ma6es Oing.
Stun bat aipar Die flGgli6e @ertueibts
launa mi6t 8erwetbIi9uHg) unieres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

gemadt: erit lett peri6ieoere 0auptGmter
Der 8unoeSregierung nit ebemali8en See
bsuengeneralen beieBt ieien uHo Elm OemOs
frat an Der SplBe oieler Ge9ierung itebe,
babe ein 8errGtber aus benz ytoroen an Die
gerl6tItne 8erlolgung zines B~unoesgeaez
rails Datir, oaB bieisr ibn tpege1 ieiner
S1anDtbaten sur j3eIt OeS &rie9es einitefte,
penfen tonneu. Sb nun Der unueri0Gmte
6aIunfe Setter mtrtli6 aus Der eben ange=
iiibrten GhatlaDe ben Trepelmutb our Qln=
bangtama6ung ieiner GIa9e id0pfte, fpifien
mir ntdt. Nber ieoenfous baben iueoer Die
bonn oemofratil6en Yr6lioenten NIT boben
9emtern ~betrauten Jtebellen nod Der prdit>
bent ieLbit irgeno etDaS 9etban, poburh etn
YerrGtber ii6 81 elmer 10 booenIoien Srehz
belt ermuntert fiblen f0nnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
Gin au.ertfantf9er 3onperetn.

Our 8eile9ung be5 Streits 8uii9en ben
Sereinigten St1aten uno 9anaoa tue9en
Der Seettl6eret> @erehtigfeit bat Der glbg.
ButterDOrtb etnen iiberaus eiufahen unD
Dernuntttgen Sori6lag gema6t. NGmLi6:
DAB Die S0u9ren3e 3Dtlden beioen 2G1oern
gang uno 9ar ab8el6afft, i6r 9anoelsper>
tebr matchmaker (uno oamit aud Die Sees
ftl6ereD DoIIfOmmen fret seeeben
tDeroe.
IS beoarf tpobI faum elmer 8emertunq,
baB cine IoI6e WiaBregeL, tpenn beiOe
Gbeile barauf e~ingingen, tbatid6ltb cine
tDirtbi6aftlthe NJ ngIteberune" (lnz
neTion) oon8ritiihs Imerita an Die Berein.
Staaten auf tro6enem NeQe tpGre. Oas
betBt etne Groberuna obne &rieg, obne
SlutpergieBen. 8etOe SbetIe niiroen
babel g%etDinnen, ebenio ME Der gtorDen
uno bet Sloen Der Ser. Staaten baour1
getuonnen baben, OaB ite na9 benz oierjG6s
rtgen Surgerfrtege tDieoer NIT chamber
t%erbunoen Duroen. 0eun beioe, @anaoa uno
Die Ger. StaGten, erSeugen cine V1enge 0tnz
&C. Die tie nit 8ortbetL (uno 3Dar nit b l.
De r1elttgem 0ortbetD auStaui6en f0nnen.
Cine 3ougren5e 5Dtl6en tbnen lift eben 10
mentg nDtpt9, Dle 5mtl6en ben Sabrit=
ftaaten DeS SitenS uno ben Nderbdu>, ooer
8teb8u6tzS taaten oes Weitens. Nlit Dem
vameritanil6en Spitem" ltiin6e IS Douz
tomrnen i'm GintLau9, ganS ytoroamerifa
gu eInem et13tgen groBen 6anoeISgebiete au
MAIDEN, innerhaIb 0eiien uubeoingter Sreiz
banDel berrl6te, mG6ren0 IS qegen Die
9Gnber ienieits Der Oieere bur9 30Qe ges
i6lBt mare.
Der 8Ori6lag ees 6errn 8utteriportb
bat freilth nur Dann Mert1, tpenn er in
folgeri6tiger @eile eripettert piro. Otdmz
lib 10, OaB Die gegen a II s G n geridteten
2oltarife beioer 2dnoer (oer Ser. Staaten
uno @anaDas) in llebereinitimnuna aez
braht u10 alsoann Die S~oLelnnabmen nab
einem gu Dereinbarenoen 8erbGItnIIle ulz
ter betoe bertbetlt puroen. &ur3, Deun
man ni6t BET einem 0egenieitigteits Ser
TRACE (~reciprocity treaty. fteben bliebe,
fonoern einen f0rmIiden 3 ollperein
i@Ife. 9enn au0ernfaIS f0nnte Gaz
naoa unbere9enbare Wfengen europdiz
imer @aaren, ote eS 81 nteort9eren 3ouz
I6Ben eingelaIien bate, in Gngemeiiener
Bertleioung uni umpadung na6 ben Ser.
Gtaaten beriberidmnggeln.
B n Elm iol6er 3oIperetn 81 Stanoe
fGme, mare bes 3ugIet1 Die bette Golung
Der &~Iftenmebrs Srage. 9enn es pIroe
Damit ie0e @efabr zines &rie9es 3tpiihen
beioen 2dnDerII, alio audi Die zines Rrteges
apii6en ben Ser. Staaten un0 @nglano,
beieitigt ietn. Alsoann brauhte man ii6
tueoer iiber Die 8ertbelOigung Der Sinnenz
1eeeSaite, nod uber Die Der Oleeress
tIite Den &Opf gu 8erbre9sn, uno Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
Gin DetRer &f.

Bon benienigen Staten, in ueLden
bonn SoIte uber einen 8robibittons3uias
gu tbrer Serfallung abgeitimmt tperDen
tDiro, fommt Wt d tgan auerit an Die
Jtei9e, - lhon am 4. Npril. 6Gtten Die
9s9ner Der PrObibitton iib oaieLblt i6on
trHDer 10 angeltrengt, mte iie es ieBt tbuu,
6ann todre es tuabrideinLtd nit Der Broz
b~lblttonsgetabr niGt 10 melt gefommen.
So6 Jest, mo- tbnen oas Waiier bereits bis
our &eDle ret6t, faneen ~belonbers Die
oorttgen Deuti6en an, it9 sewalz
tig 81 riibren.
Sm 9etrOit baben fie ftd ~offenbar
bic SrgGntation Der 0eutl6e en-
G~btca9O's i'm Denttpurbigen bte1taen
Wablfampfe BON Sabre 1873 3H m
Wt u tier genommen. Oils IS oalnaIs
gait, @btca9o bon Dem ibm furs 3uDor auf>
geblroeten Sonntn9sjohe 81 befreien, bilz
oeten bic nerl9ieoenen oeItihen Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

0ffentIi9et 2ebens idon melt um fth eez
grtffen, bob eben oesbal6 lit eS erfreult9,
oaB cine Staatsseieggebung etnmaL ben
Wiatb 9ebabt bat, menl9itenS e in e @ren3e
5u 5tebsn, iIber melhe Die frantbafte Bers
bilnuelung bes neiblihen @ei6le0tes nt6t
binansgeben lou. - Dem Weibe iou oalz
ielbe WiaB BON 8erantwortIt6tet
fir letne perbre6erti6en Ghaten auite1en,
tpte benz Wanne. Menn Der SOB am @Glz
gen bas Zoos oes WtDrD 6 tit, 10 Jet er
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lit elm uniinnt9es 8erIangen. QSoleH
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len ie aud norfommenoen Sails ebenIo
ipie WfGnner, ouf's S6affot geben; -
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niiroe Mot, pie je5t. cine fortrpGbrenoe
9robung fir Die 0roBen 6anoslsltdote uns
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nit chamber III Glntlung Su brtn9en. @lne
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
s@mlo 1t1to MftfGmlo.

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ltegt Elm bonn 9lb8. Merritt beantragter
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lano), tpel6er einem Ianeit geflbIten Bee
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
&ismarG nbeit a1tfl

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Office: ess oa,Baf4inaton. Ctr. uHs vtfss aOazus.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-31
in 8 financial way IS has shown
|spiritfof progress that means we'll for
the future of Gatholicity there.

in 8 financial way-yet II has a shown
spirit OF progress that means we'll fo1
I the future of Cath holicity there. 4.
CHURCH OF ST. ELIZABETH.
The church Of st. Elizabeth. corner
Fifteenth avenue and Eight street
south, has about 200 families of German
membership. 1t was estab blished in
1883 by Rev. Peter Jos. Jeram, and is
now in charge of the Rev. Bernard
Laudmever. The church is incorpor-
ated. It owns ! of Block No. q in At
wat-r's additions, which was bought
for $l1 900. The building is 100 feet by
81; gothic, windows Of stained glass,
and costs $4,000. 1t is handsomely
decorated with fresco paintings repre-
sentlng the principal events of the life
of st. Elizabeth. Three beautiful al
tars made by Mic Ehlem, of Lakeville,
cost $4,000 and a pipe organ made by
Jos. Loring, of st. Paul, ornaments
the church, The parish owns besides
the church b:lilding, a handsome priest
house, Sisters house and school house
all frame buildings The school con-
taias two rooms and the attendance
will average about 80 children. The
same are under the charge Of Sisters Of
Christian Charity.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-31
Return Of Alderman Dwyer.

Alderman Dwyer returned home On
Tuesday last from Chicago after an alb
seace Of about two weeks. Early IN
December he was called to the bedside
af his mother. who then resided ID
Kankakee, Ill. She died shortly after
his arrival there and was buried on the
9th, His wife, who had been Ill about
the same time, had recovered, but VEN
turing out too soon relapse followed,
and on the 14th, just FIVE days from the
death Of his mother, his respected wife
had also passed away. They were mar
ried IN Chicago in 1879, and her remains
were taken to that city for burial. Iho
blow is q most severe one Indeed to the
son and husband, and the sympathy OF
a large circle of friends 90 out to him
il, his bereavement. Mrs. Dwyer was
an exemplary Catholic lady, and Though
death came unexpected, was fully pre-
pared in the sacraments OF the church.